Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Last year was supposed to be The Year of RFID in Supply Chains. It wasn't. Two years after a mountai

The National Retail Federation on Monday urged Congress to approve legislation renewing presidential

Unisys on Monday announced that it is developing a next-generation version of its Logistics Manageme

Copyright 2007, Traffic World, Inc.Highway users aren''t the only transportation groups conc

Truckload carrier Werner Enterprises Inc. on Thursday promoted Gregory L. Werner to chief executive,

The Coalition of New England Companies for Trade has elected Karen Kenney of Liberty International,

Ron Widdows, chief executive officer of APL will speak Feb. 16 at a luncheon in Washington, D.C. He

WASHINGTON -- Opposition to the sale or lease of public roads to private investors is uniting trucki

The National Rural Letter Carriers' Association membership rejected the tentative contract agreement

AMB Property Corporation, developer and owner of industrial real estate, signed on Feb. 7 a build-to

The Surface Transportation Board will relocate from its existing location at 1925 K Street, N.W. to

Circuit City, the nation's second-largest electronics retailer, plans to close a distribution center

Rail volumes remained soft in the fifth week of the year, according to data figures available from t

Relax, coffee lovers. The National Coffee Association is protecting your coffee from terrorists.

Global mail and express company, TNT, announced it has completed the sale of Freight Management, an

ProLogis is building a 530,000 square foot warehouse for UK-based supermarket chain Sainsbury that t

Atlanta-based TDS logistics will merge with European third party logistics provider Walsh Western In

President Bush's $67-billion budget proposal for the Department of Transportation gets its first Con

Supply chain services provider Manhattan Associates posted a 17 percent drop in fourth quarter 2006

India's DRS Logistics announced plans to develop warehousing facilities at Mumbai, Delhi, Chen

Several groups including the sometimes rival American Trucking Association and the Owner Operator In

Logistics provider Pacer International Inc. on Wednesday reported net profit increased in the fourth

Two leading apparel industry groups lined up Wednesday in favor of the U.S.-Malaysia Free Trade Agre

President Bush's $67 billion budget proposal for the Department of Transportation gets its first Con

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Harbor truck drivers in Southern California reported that they are making more

The first phase of China's Restriction of Hazardous Substances law goes into effect March 1, 2007.&n

State-run intermodal logistics provider, Container Corp. of India, has suspended its services betwee

Democratic and Republican senators on Wednesday introduced a bill calling for 100 percent inspection

The proposed management buyout of global forwarder EGL hit a roadblock Wednesday when a key partner

The National Retail Federation on Tuesday urged a Senate Committee to reject efforts to attach a pro

The President's FY 2008 budget, announced Monday, leaves out funding the Airports Council Internatio

A coalition of 7 Republicans and 224 Democrats in the 110th Congress introduced on Feb. 5 the Employ

ProLogis said surging global trade volumes kept its commercial real estate development business thri

Customs and Border Protection has appointed Earl Agron, vice president of security for APL, to a two

The White House plan for transportation spending in fiscal year 2008 gained mixed reaction from vari

Kansas City Southern said revenue reached a record $442.4 million in the fourth quarter, up 14 perce

WASHINGTON -- Implementing the "scan-all" provisions of a House container security bill will require

With a transportation crisis looming in the United States, it's time to get serious about dedicated

Nearly a year after the DP World controversy, Congress has yet to approve legislation to reform the

By this fall, members of the International Organization for Standardization will formally adopt a st